Taking into account the freedom to contract, private autonomy and the social function of the contract, the main objective of this study is to clarify how civil liability can be Applied in cases Where there is contractul injury and the claim by the theory of force majure. Pointing out the formative elements fo civil liability in a general scope, to later specify what is their impact within the theories of contractual unpredictability. Using the hypotheticaldeductive methodology, through the analysis of information extracted from electronic sites and databases related to civil liability, unpredictability theory, force majure and international contracts, specified in scientific doctrines and articles collected from scientific journals, as well as theses and law dissertations. The result presented by the research concerns the importance of civil liability in contractual resolution, whether positive or negative, as well as the assessment of guilt and causal nexus as characteristics of the right to indemnity and its application in contractual injury in cases covered by force majure. In addition, the article will comprehensively punctuate the understanding of the application of Force Majure theory at the international level between Commom Law and Civil Law and the the conceptual distinction regarding the Hardship clause for the international community. The current study points as the main contributions the importance of civil liability for the economic contractual imbalance in cases Where the theory of unpredictability and force majure is used, demonstrating the applicability of the causal link and the appropriateness of indemnity in these cases. Moreover, to signal how the Hardship clause and the Force Majure clause are expected to be applied internationally through the view of different jurisdictions in general. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]